2iC-Care: Caring for the Future

Hosts: Alex Fulcher, Marketing Executive at 2iC-CareHollie Jamison, Product Manager of Andi at 2iC-CareSummary:This episode explores why some people fear technology in the health and social care sector, especially the three main psychological reasons: fear of the unknown, fear of risk, and fear of failure.Let's unpack these issues and find out how to demystify the fear surrounding technological change.Subscribe to the Caring for the Future Podcast and follow us on your favourite social media platforms.LinkedInFacebookTwitter

Host: Alex Fulcher, Marketing Executive at 2iC-CareGuest: Grace Thomson, Head of Partnerships and Marketing at 2iC-CareSummary:In this episode of Caring for the Future, Grace Thomson, Head of Partnerships and Marketing at 2iC-Care, shares insights on leveraging partnerships in health and social care. Discover practical tips for building successful collaborations, and driving innovation as well as the industry shift towards the SaaS model. Join us to explore how partnerships are transforming the future of care delivery!Subscribe to the Caring for the Future Podcast and follow us on your favourite social media platforms.LinkedInFacebookTwitter

Host: Alex Fulcher, Marketing Executive at 2iC-CareGuest: Charlotte Dugdale, Head of Membership Services at TSASummary:In this episode, we're joined by Charlotte Dugdale! As the Head of Membership Services at the TSA, Charlotte brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table.Together, we delve into the eagerly anticipated ITEC 2024, where we explore what attendees can expect and what key topics will be under the spotlight. From cutting-edge innovations to pressing industry challenges, we'll uncover the hottest discussions shaping the landscape of technology in healthcare and beyond.Subscribe to the Caring for the Future Podcast and follow us on your favourite social media platforms.LinkedInFacebookTwitter

Hosts: Alex Fulcher, Marketing Executive at 2iC-CareHollie Jamison, Product Manager at 2iC-CareSummary:Welcome back to "Caring for the Future," the podcast where we dive into the exciting world where technology and care converge. With a fresh makeover, we're thrilled to introduce our new co-hosts, Alex Fulcher and Hollie Jamison, who bring a blend of enthusiasm and expertise to the mic. In our revamped show, we're serving up bite-sized chunks of knowledge, opinions and discussion on todays topic: exploring why everyone should care about TEC. From discussing its impact on individuals to examining its broader societal implications, we're here to break down the barriers and highlight why TEC matters to us all.Subscribe to the Caring for the Future Podcast and follow us on your favourite social media platforms.LinkedInFacebookTwitter

Host: Richard Keyse, CEO of 2iC-CareGuest: Aaron Edwards, Telecare Programme Manager of the TEC CymruSummary:In this episode of Caring for the Future, we investigate the critical intersection of technology, data and care in Technology Enabled Care (TEC). Join us in this thought-provoking conversation where we explore the pivotal role, data plays in shaping the future of healthcare to answer our question "How does the quality of data impact the quality of care?" Subscribe to the Caring for the Future Podcast and follow us on your favourite social media platforms.LinkedInFacebookTwitter

Host: Richard Keyse, CEO of 2iC-CareGuest: Alyson Scurfield, CEO of the TEC Services AssociationSummary:The Caring for the Future podcast usually features our host Richard Keyse getting into the detail of a specific challenge facing the care sector in with an expert guest. Well, this episode is a little different…..When you have Alyson Scurfield, CEO of the TSA in the (remote) studio with you, you take the opportunity to learn Alyson’s view on a range of challenges facing health, care and housing.Subscribe to the Caring for the Future Podcast and follow us on your favourite social media platforms.LinkedInFacebookTwitter

Host: Richard Keyse, CEO of 2iC-CareGuest: Jeremy Porteus, CEO of Housing LINSummary:This episode of Caring for the Future features Housing LIN CEO, Jeremy Porteus. Richard and Jeremy engage in a thought-provoking discussion around whether we use technology to bring health, care and housing together?The episode delves into three key topics:·       Silos Between Health, Care, and Housing·       The Role of Technology·        Commissioning for a better future. Subscribe to the Caring for the Future Podcast and follow us on your favourite social media platforms.LinkedInFacebookTwitter

Host: Richard Keyse, CEO of 2iC-CareGuest: Kreshnik Hoti, PainChekSummary:Everyone is talking about AI, but what role can it play in social care? In this podcast, Richard asks AI expert Kreshnik Hoti, what is AI? How reliable is it? How much data is required for effective implementation? Kreshnik also shares current applications of AI in the care sector and the opportunities AI presents for improved care delivery. You will also hear Richard questioning Kreshnik about whether the sector should be worries whether AI will replace workers or supports them in caring for more individuals efficiently.Subscribe to the Caring for the Future Podcast and follow us on your favourite social media platforms.LinkedInFacebookTwitter

Host: Richard Keyse, CEO of 2iC-CareGuest: Danny Shephard, TEC Business ConsultantSummary:Operational challenges are inevitable for large or complex organisations, but the leading organisations will focus on alleviating them to improve efficiency. In the care sector, it is imperative that operational challenges are lessened to create the best outcomes for service users to ensure their well-being and safety is not compromised. In this episode, Richard asks our guest, Danny Shephard, what the primary operational challenges faced by the Adult Social Care sector are and Danny shares his experience at the front-line of service delivery to suggest strategies on how organisations can effectively navigate challenges.  Subscribe to the Caring for the Future Podcast and follow us on your favourite social media platforms.LinkedInFacebookTwitter

Host: Richard Keyse, CEO of 2iC-CareGuest: Paul Shead, Managing Director of EnovationSummary:Alarm Receiving Centres (ARCs) are a vital part of the social care system in the UK. To date, ARCs have been used to call for help if someone falls, has a medical emergency or feels unsafe. An ARC’s 24/7 service enables many people to live independently.In this episode of Caring for the Future, Richard Keyse interviews Paul Shead, Managing Director of Enovation to explore if and how ARCs can take on a proactive role and reduce false alarms whilst playing a key part in enabling preventative care.Subscribe to the Caring for the Future Podcast and follow us on your favourite social media platforms.LinkedInFacebookTwitter

Caring for the Future is back for a very special bonus episode! Superstar host, Richard Keyse, caught up with Nathan Downing, Director of Membership & Consultancy Services at the TSA to hear what is in store for ITEC 2023. Nathan shares tips and tricks on how to make the most of the conference and discusses the challenges attendees should be shooting at exhibitors!Subscribe to the Caring for the Future Podcast and follow us on your favourite social media platforms.LinkedInFacebookTwitter

Host: Richard KeyseGuest: Monica IofciuIn this episode of Caring for the Future, Richard Keyse speaks with occupational therapist, Monica Iofciu, to equip our listeners with the information they need to cut through the noise and buy peripherals with confidence. Subscribe to the Caring for the Future Podcast and follow us on your favourite social media platforms.LinkedInFacebookTwitter

Host: Richard KeyseGuest: Sonja Calder This week we hear from co-founders Richard Keyse and Sonja Calder as they lift the lid on 2iC-Care's technology, Andi.   If you are among our listeners who are taking a role in the modernisation of the care sector this episode is not to be missed. Richard and Sonja explain why Andi is market-leading and how our differentiators can solve some of the care sector's biggest challenges. Subscribe to the Caring for the Future Podcast and follow us on your favourite social media platforms.LinkedInFacebookTwitter

Host: Richard KeyseGuest: Ben WiegandThe UK care sector is going digital in 2025. Many care providers are still reliant on analogue to deliver their service and how current care obligations and service levels will be maintained during the transition to digital is an understandable concern. Luckily, there are many sources of information and assistance which can help to navigate the digital switchover.  Currently, this trepidation about the digital shift can prevent some care leaders from stepping back and seeing the opportunities presented by the analogue to digital-transition to future-proof their service.  In this episode, Ben Wiegand, an expert in health and care innovation, educates Richard Keyse on how care leaders can think about innovation and why care leaders should think beyond 2025.  With an ageing population, the care sector will face other, possibly bigger, problems in the future. The analogue to digital transition is an opportunity to implement technology, today, that will give the care sector the flexibility to respond to the challenges of tomorrow and truly push the sector from a reactive care model to a fully proactive care service. Subscribe to the Caring for the Future Podcast and follow us on your favourite social media platforms.LinkedInFacebookTwitter

Host: Richard Keyse, CEO of 2iC-CareGuest: James Lampert, Head of Innovation and Partnerships at NRS Healthcare SummaryIn this podcast, we ask big questions to tackle the care sectors most difficult challenges. Season one of Caring for the Future is focused on preparing the UK care sector for the analogue to digital transition. We will cover a range of topics including building a digital strategy, future-proofing your service, building a business case for tech enabled care and much more!In our first episode, we are asking How and why Tech enabled care providers should build a digital strategy. Subscribe to the Caring for the Future Podcast and follow us on your favourite social media platforms.LinkedInFacebookTwitter